https://www.yicorp.com.au/ was the link provided in the OP and is now dead.

Fantastic, a great city venue shut down and partially demolished...

Regardless of past troubles and allegedly sus deals, this plan is progressive and good for the area. If It all goes to plan, its going to a fantastic space for the public to enjoy. I think this will really utilize the tram stop to its full potential as a premier destination to enjoy on the limited ...

Festival Towers 1 & 2 will have very limited parking, are very close (as close as you can get) to the railway station that all lines in Adelaide feed into, is close to the tram stop, bus stops, people can walk or cycle or walk along the river. It will be six star energy rated, and companies mov...

Greens calling Adelaide "legoland" because of this development is going to backfire. Everyone loves lego, and a legoland sounds great. Why does the media give them a voice, they're a literally socialists hiding like cowardly pigs behind a shallow and hollow green agenda. They have like 2 ...

This is really a couple of key parts: There is also the option for 3,000 square metres of public civic space across four levels which could, the government said, be used for cultural events and performances. The state government said Walker Corporation has a "long lease" on the land. But U...

Isn't the rail lease holder supposed to maintain the line in working condition? If so, it shouldn't be an issue to run a special service. That was how the deal was presented at the time, to reduce backlash from giving up the line, but it's well known that there has been no enforcement of that condi...

agree about the Weatherill era, he was a great Premier. Rebuilding Adelaide Oval in particular has been the most transformational project for this city in decades. I don't think this is true, Adelaide Oval and the push towards renewables was kick-started by the Rann/Foley government. I feel that th...

What do we, the public, as owners of the land, get out of this deal? We've chipped in $220 million to pretty the plaza and prime rents for Walker in now two overheight towers on public land. Do we get reimbursed? Will Walker contribute to a concert hall or upgrade to Festival Centre? What's our ROI...

https://reneweconomy.com.au/solar-sunshot-albanese-pledges-1bn-to-take-australia-from-pit-to-panel/amp/ Big announcement by Aus government today, aiming to get Australia producing panels. Will be interested to see if we can actually compete on price with Chinese ones, but still great to see investm...

https://reneweconomy.com.au/solar-sunshot-albanese-pledges-1bn-to-take-australia-from-pit-to-panel/amp/ Big announcement by Aus government today, aiming to get Australia producing panels. Will be interested to see if we can actually compete on price with Chinese ones, but still great to see investme...

Screenshot_2024-03-27-08-34-39-225_com.android.chrome-edit.jpg So anyway. Stage 1 under construction 400MW of wind). Final delivery of turbines on site by about September. Stage 2 is 600MW wind and 600MW solar. But the game changer is a battery delivering 900MWh for 2 hours at a time. Say whatever ...

imagine if hail was a thing in SA... oh wait thousands of acres of panels destroyed... just ignore that detail I was geo-blocked from seeing if the farm might still be generating electricity. I could not find any official information online to suggest that hail-damaged panels leak dangerous chemica...

Yeah, just driving along that section of South Road it's clear the Tram bridge needs to be bigger to allow for the expansion.

That article is basically just:

Where did this stuff about going to the Central Market to buy their vegetables come from? Yes, that would be fantastic. It would also be fantastic if we just deployed Star Trek style teleporters to resolve the issue entirely. All the examples both from here, interstate, and internationally, show th...